Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24

less favorable for growing crops Receipts
were light. July opened unchanged at 56&c'
sold down to So sc, and closed at 35ssc. Weak |
ness in hog market caused cas- feeling at the
opening, and few 50 es were made at slightly
reduced prices An improved improved ,of aema ana
prices gradually rallied to outside figures. July
lard opened UnchsT ged at S. 30 and sol1 up to
S. 49, the closing figure. Jolly short ribs started
lower at 81 FIX and sold up to 81 32H, the
closing figure Leading futures closed as follow
Wheat-June 69}ic: July 70Ic; August l3c;
September 75l5c. Corn-June 36c: July $3.50;
August IS &C; September 1890. Mess pork
June S22 90. Lard-June and July S. 40iAugust
So so, September Sc 80. Short ribs June
and July 81 32]5; August 81 40: september
81 81. Cash quotations were Flour steady,
with very little doing; prices nominallv un
chang d. No spring wheat 69ls@691fc;
No. ?. red ia 72hc No. corn SIC
ribs, Sides loose, 81 30; dry sailed shoulders,
boxed So 4OGj 70, short clear sides, boxed,
ST Gj87 20.
NEW YORK june 2'-Flour less active and
rather weak; sales 10 500; common to choice
white wheat. eVtr western, 81 5064 10; fancy
DO 81 75Gj 90; choice to double extra 81 GOA
30. WHATS OF closes steady options vari-
abb and unsettled, opening prices were "a &C
higher subsequently declined gale, later
vanced A. on June and 54Gl4 on others and
closed firm a about the best prices of the day.
Speculation was moderately active; spot No
Ied SIC freight on board; June SS3sG92Ac,
cOsins al at SIS G august Sa!H 8zSs5 itS
clos ng at S15sc; July s4i46s5 lI-l6c, closing
Sertembe' ) basGlscI closing at i6}5c; DC
tOber S6sg QSI9aC. closing at S15ac t)rn, ash
lots St adv ana only moderately active; options
shade better but very qaiet closing firm, SUof
at 1910; july 46aG4 ~ Closing at A6AC;
AUGUST 41}S047sGc, closing 414c; September
4:5G4S l6c closing sc; octo3'r 1omi NINA
nal closing at about SIS CO., options lower and
moderated active, closing steady; sales $3.50
bags; July SIS 95S16 %; August SIG 250
Der SIG 6O0l6 50; November SIG 500
Is 80; December SO Is; January SIG 50
a 10 95; March SIG 9O9l7 -; April sl7 90
Sugar-Quiet ana nominal; refined quiet; Of A
Jl46j5s c; powdered i 6d6i5c; extra 9 IL 10
G5c; white extra c 51sc; confectioners' A oslo;
granulated 5.94c; Cubes Gas l-lGo Molasses
steady heavy black strap 1910 Pork stea7y
and fairlS active. Cut meats firm and quiet
Unchanged picked hams ll40l1zc.
Lard l20l3 points higher, and mode ately &C
closing at Sc 70; July Sc 65G6 %; August SIS 15@
6 81: september St sTG6 81; October So 960I o.;
city steam S. 40.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, June 23.-Flour-Quiet,
easy and unchanged. Wheat opened hru but
caused drop, bu later tvanced and cosed
&C above yesterday; No red cash nc; June
75kc; July 730732lc, closing az 732sc; August
731z S7415c, closing HHc; September 1870
755sc, closing at 1850. Corn-Dull and irregu-
lar cash sac; July sac; August 3514@R5-ec.
closing at $3.50; September 3615G364c closing
at 361<c. Oats steady; cash 27'l a 29c: June 274c
| btu; July and September FAC Corn
meal strong at 81 co Whisky steady
al 81 O5. Provisions quiet and unchanged
Pork SIS 90 Lard So O596 10 Dry salt
meats Boxed shoulders s. IS; long clears
81 80; clear ribs s I21z; short clear So %.
Bacon-BoXed shoulders IS 0066 ~; long
| clears and clear ribs IS l59s .; short clear
S. 42h6S 80 Hams-Stesdy at 81 O0&l4 90
Afternoon Board go Wheat strong and higher;
Jure 1910 exc; July 73Ac; August 7t71c;
September 76c Corn high but I'll; June
341Ic; July 341lc August 35 C. Oats steady and
unchanged.